Three people have been suspended for allegedly accessing the Wale's princessmedical records while undergoing abdominal surgery.
They could face disciplinary action for any data breach, and could be charged with a criminal offense by the data protection watchdog and face an unlimited fine if they are found to have illegally accessed your records.
The King's personal details was not committed during an alleged data breach at the London Clinic, according to the Daily Mirror.
Meanwhile, Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury, warned that society was becoming “obsessed with conspiracy” and criticized those speculating about Kate's health.
“We have little sense of the humanity of those who get caught up in the glare of the news,” he said.
“No matter who it is, people should be allowed to be sick, have an operation, whatever it is, and live their lives in peace without everyone demanding that they prove something every other day.”
Kate is understood to be returning to normal life focusing on her campaign, dedicated to improving the lives of newborn babies, after undergoing abdominal surgery in January.
Farm shops, medical breaches and doubles: how Kate Middleton's final week fueled more conspiracy theories
Barely a day has passed lately without the royal family appearing on the front page of a newspaper, and this week was no exception.
Already this year, Buckingham Palace has been rocked by a shocking cancer diagnosis, and the scandal linking Prince Andrew to pedophile Jeffrey Epstein has continued to rumble.
Matt MathersMarch 22, 2024 04:00
ICYMI: The public should 'involve' in Kate's health, says Keir Starmer
Public should 'involve' in Kate's health, says Keir Starmer
The public should “intrude” and allow the Princess of Wales privacy regarding her health, Sir Keir Starmer has said. Speculation and conspiracy theories about Kate's whereabouts have exploded on social media as she recovers from abdominal surgery she underwent in January. The princess's public engagements are not expected to resume until after Easter. Sir Keir told Channel 5's Jeremy Vine: “We should meddle and leave her alone… That's not really a political response, it's a human response, as a father and as a human being.”
Matt MathersMarch 22, 2024 03:00
ICYMI: The uncomfortable truth about Kate and William that no one wants to admit
With the memory of their mother still casting a long shadow, both Harry and William are determined to do things their own way. But, asks Tessa Dunlop, after a week of turmoil and many unanswered questions, does this spell trouble in a world where there are now more palaces than big name real actors?
The uncomfortable truth about Kate and William that no one wants to admit
With the memory of their mother still casting a long shadow, both Harry and William are determined to do things their own way. But, asks Tessa Dunlop, after a week of turmoil and many unanswered questions, does this spell trouble in a world where there are now more palaces than big name real actors?
Matt MathersMarch 22, 2024 02:00
ICYMI: Prince Louis is “quite complicated”, jokes Camilla
Prince Louis is “a big handful”, jokes Camilla
The Queen joked that her grandson Louis was “a big handful” while meeting a crowd of well-wishers on a visit to the Isle of Man. Camilla made the comment about Prince Louis, William and Kate's youngest son, as she greeted People outside Douglas City Hall on Wednesday, March 20. Meeting Rachael Hughes, 38, and her 15-week-old twins Louie and Oliver, the Queen said: “I have a grandson Louis… quite a bit.” Mrs Hughes said the Queen had come to “admire” the children in their matching blue suits, adding: “[She] He asked their names and said it gets easier when they are two.
Matt MathersMarch 22, 2024 01:00
King Charles' medical records were not accessed in Kate's alleged London Clinic data breach
It is understood that the King's personal data was not compromised during the alleged data breach at the London Clinic.
It has been reported that up to three people may have been involved in allegedly accessing the Princess of Wales's private medical records after Kate was discharged from hospital on January 29.
Matt MathersMarch 22, 2024 00:01
The King welcomes top diplomats from Tanzania and Singapore to Buckingham Palace
The King has held audiences with the new high commissioners of Tanzania and Singapore.
The 75-year-old monarch, who is undergoing cancer treatment, met Mbelwa Kairuki for the first time at Buckingham Palace for the formal ceremony welcoming Tanzania's top diplomat based in the United Kingdom.
Matt MathersMarch 21, 2024 11:00 p.m.
ICYMI: Archbishop slams Kate's conspiracy theories
The Archbishop of Canterbury has criticized conspiracy theories about Kate, saying it is “wrong” to “gossip” about people's health.
Justin Welby also warned that society is becoming “obsessed with conspiracy” in an interview with Times Radio.
“We are obsessed with conspiracy and have little sense of the humanity of those who get caught up in the glare of the news,” he said.
“No matter who it is, people should be allowed to be sick, have an operation, whatever it is, and live their lives in peace without everyone demanding that they prove something every other day.”
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby rejected claims that the Church of England is helping to 'subvert' the asylum system (Doug Peters/PA)
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Matt MathersMarch 21, 2024 22:00
Watch: The public should 'involve' in Kate's health, says Keir Starmer
Public should 'involve' in Kate's health, says Keir Starmer
The public should “intrude” and allow the Princess of Wales privacy regarding her health, Sir Keir Starmer has said. Speculation and conspiracy theories about Kate's whereabouts have exploded on social media as she recovers from abdominal surgery she underwent in January. The princess's public engagements are not expected to resume until after Easter. Sir Keir told Channel 5's Jeremy Vine: “We should meddle and leave her alone… That's not really a political response, it's a human response, as a father and as a human being.”
Matt MathersMarch 21, 2024 9:10 p.m.
Watch: Queen shares positive news about King as she greets supporters in Belfast
Queen shares positive news about King as she greets supporters in Belfast
King Charles III is “doing very well” amid his cancer diagnosis, the Queen said during a visit to Belfast on Thursday, March 21. Camilla received a get well card for Charles as he waved to the crowds on the bustling Lisburn Road. Accepting the token from shop assistant Brenda Robb, the Queen said Charles was “disappointed” not to be able to make the trip with her. Responding to jokes about men “not being the best patients”, Camilla said: “I try to keep it straight.”
Matt MathersMarch 21, 2024 8:40 p.m.
A timeline of the speculative frenzy that grips Kate and the rest of the royals
First came the headlines about the “royal health shock” when palace officials announced that King Charles III and Catherine, Princess of Wales, had health problems. The lack of information about Kate's health and whereabouts fueled an increasingly frenetic rumor mill that made its way from the fringes of social media to front pages around the world.
Distrust in the monarchy only intensified after Kate admitted she edited an official family photo, and palace officials have struggled to regain control of the narrative as speculation and conspiracy theories persist.
Matt MathersMarch 21, 2024 20:04
